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Need a teaching resource, like, right now? Brisk’s “Something Else” button is here to save the day (and your sanity). Brisk’s “Something Else” button creates anything—vocab lists, escape rooms, even a list of jokes or tongue twisters. The possibilities are truly endless.
You shouldn’t need a master’s degree in “prompt engineering” to use AI tools. That’s where Something Else comes in—it’s like ChatGPT, but built specifically for teachers.
Need an escape room? A game? A song? Or maybe that random activity you just realized you need for tomorrow? Done.
Unlike generic tools, this one doesn’t need endless rephrasing. It’s built to deliver teacher- and student-ready content instantly.
Every output is tailored to meet your classroom’s grade level, subject, and teaching goals.
Skip the guesswork and get straight to teaching.
Step 1: Open a blank Google Doc or existing resource in your Chrome browser.
Step 2: Click on Brisk
Step 3: Click Create
Step 4: Click Something Else
Step 5: Describe what you need.
Example prompt: “Create a 5th-grade escape room about fractions where students solve puzzles to unlock the treasure chest of math mastery. Involve age appropriate TikTok trends and basketball.”
Step 6: Watch the magic happen.
In seconds, you’ll have exactly what you need.
Step 7: Customize or save.
Want a tweak? Ask for it. Ready to roll? Save it for future use or share with your students.
Even though “Something Else” is built to make things easy, here are a few ways to get even better results:
The more details you include in the prompt box, the more tailored the result. Try: “Create a 10-question quiz for high school biology, focusing on cell structure.”
Was Brisk's first creation not quite what you wanted? Say, “Make this shorter” or “Add a fun activity.”
Try instructional resources you wouldn’t normally have time for, like engaging hooks, escape rooms, and even throwing in your student’s favorite trending topics.
A math center activity on fractions
A story starter for creative writing
A social studies lesson on local government
A set of jokes about the topic you’re teaching
A subject-specific vocab list
A science lab experiment about the water cycle
A persuasive essay prompt for 8th-grade English
A debate activity about renewable energy
A history project outline on the Civil Rights Movement
A geometry quiz on angles and proofs
A discussion guide for the novel, 1984
An IEP-friendly reading comprehension activity
A coding lesson for beginners
A Spanish vocabulary game
A job description for your newest teaching position
A customized lesson plan template to share with your staff
A joke of the day for your e-mails to staff